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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
springer's Dakota Admission Bill.

Mr.. Springer, chairman OF the house com
mittee on territories, is preparing for in.
PRODUCING on the first bill day in the house,
an enabling actor Dakota. Mr.. Springers
bill will provide for holding an election on
the Tuesday after the first Monday in
June next for delegates to convention
to meet on the third Tuesday in
next July and frame q constitution; that
the constitution will be submitted to the
people for asvote upon its ratification on
the Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember, 1888, and at the same time the
people may elect two representa-.
tives to congress. governor
other state officers and legislature
that the iegis lature then elected may
choose two United States senator's, and
that the constitution may be submitted tc
congress for approval in December. 1888.
Mr.. Springer's proposition is to enable the
territory as a whole to be admitted into
the Union and her senators and represen-
tatives to take their seats in congress at
the second session OF the Fiftieth congress.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

The corner in tin is seriously affect.
ing the industries and commerce relat-
ing to that metal. The tin trust was
established last Spring. The total
stock in the atrust"' is said to be $50
100000. The syndicate purchased
n the London market in the month.
Of April and Nav last. in snot and
options, amounts OF tin estimated at
twice that OF the visible supply at
that time in the world. They then
commenced putting up the price. An
agent bought for them in the New
York market ], 200 tons, or the whole
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

DR.. Charles r. Mcdonald, head OF
the Postal Money Order branch OF the
Post Office Department. at Washing.
ton, claims to be the first Irish-Amer-
ican graduated from Harvard. He
has been in the Post Office Depart
ment longer than any other man. He
is the father OF the postal money or
der system employed by the United
States. lE4
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
Killing of a Duluth Railroat
neer:

A bad accident happened ea1
evening the 21st, at Pickering
Mahtowa, to the limited trair
Paul e Duluth road, due at Dul
p. m. Engineer William Thoma.
was killed, and the following Dc
jured:
Mike Lynch, fireman. left hip
r. A. Gray, Duluth, lun
head and hand badly h,
A. Lundberg. Duluth, side
groin injured pretty serio
Titusville, Pa, chest and
heau cut; III. B. Goetches, Tit
injured in back and leg; A. G.
ber OF produce exchange, Ney
broken, left side hurt, eviJen,
injuries, as he ha'-'," -
ny, ST. Paul, br
knee; w. III. Coz
road, hurt but 81
At Pickering Hill,
Cured, a new road
gravel bank, and .34enG
the open switch it Btruckt
tion OF the new road bed a
tive the combination bagg.,
ing car and the st. Paul firs
went down the embankment,
the side. The train was goil
miles an hour. Engineer Tho
were crushed and the eccentric
engine entered his body at the
ran clear to his breast through IL
Conductor John McManus has,
him. All he said was Hold me,
1 am going to faint He was abop
five years old and leaves a w.
children, in ST. Paul. His pa
live there. He had been
question of retiring from
was said at Duluth that thi
last trip. He was the oldes
the road, and had accum'z
$4,000, which was inyesh
and Duluth real estate.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

The annual sale of unclaimed pack,
ages in the Dead Letter Office at
Washington took place lately.
Fifty cents seemed to be about the
average amount the purch asers were
willing to invest, although the bidding
often ran up considerably higher, and
sometimes it was hard to find d pur-
chaser at any price.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
Republican National Les

Delegates from some 313
CLUBS OF the United Stat
New York, and continued in s,
several days. The committee on
nent organization presented the
among other officers OF the conyen,
For president. William NJ Ey
New York; for vice presidents, L..
Dakota; d. II. Conger, Iowa; J. F
wole, Minnesota; r. M. La Follett,
consln, secretaries-ehief secretar,
johnson. Minnesota: e. A. SUNNI
nesota.
a draft for a constitution for a n:
organization to be known as the II
lican League OF the United States
presented. A president, three vice
dents and q secretary and treasurer
be the officers. A draft OF a constn
Tor state leagues was also presented.
latter was to hold annual convention
are not to express any preference fo.
candidate before any political eonyent t
ANY club having twenty members
duly organized, is entitled to member,
in state leagues. A convention OF
league during the year 1883 is also pro
ed for. Hon j ohm A. kaso on OF [, wa, pres
ed report embodying a histoi & OF the
puOAiC0A peel oy dpu #IcoOiubiDu5 aga
free trade, suppression OF negro votes
During the sessions there were
speeches made by distinguished me
OF the party. James P. Foster ofNe,
was elected president of
National League. The executiTA
and vice presidents OF 1.-THE leagu
en- by the various state organis
accordance with the constitutio
selection OF the secretary an6
was left to the executive comm
league, this being deemed the
by the majority OF tt
The selection OF
from the northwest were:
vey, Palmer. Iowa; Capt. Mo
Minnesota; w. E. Gardner, "
Executive Committee j.
Iowa; 7. E. Byrnes, Minnesota
Lafallette, Wisconsin.
After the convention had a.
executive committee of thel
with whom was left the nomlna
secretary and a treasurer appoint
committee to name these officers.
committee consisted OF ]. S c
Iowa; James P. Foster, New Yo1'
Brackett, Saratoga Springs, and]
Washington. II rcommittee
leave the choice OF asecretary a to
Foster. 1t will decide upon q
later. The subcommittee est
headquarters at the New York
room, and will have branch at
tional Republican club'sroom inv
ton. The league will hold a conver
New York in March, when there
present soven delegatet from each
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
Death of Bernard G. ca,

Hon. Bernard G. Caulfield died.
debility at Deadwood, Oak. He wash:
Alexandra Va, In 1928; graduate
Georgetown College; practiced lawatL 4
go, in 1874 he was elected to congrdssi ii
always heretofore strongly Republ
First district. defeating Sidney Smith
overcoming a majority Of 6, 500.
by tho then incumbent. Soon as
ton the incumbent (Rice) died
ing an election to fill the yacanc,
field received the Democrats
for the unexpired term and
thus experiencing the anomaly @,
tions within sixty days. In Az #1-
he was sent to the
examine the title of 3tEe c.
celebrated Father De Smet COLO s.
He returned to the Hills. locating at 7 :
wood in practice with William
formerly United States attorney for
and has since occupied al proniinen =
tion at the bar and in society, Dur
last three years lie has been aim
permanent resident OF Washiagto
accredited representative of the pei
the Hills in their efforts for the OPT Se
the Great Sioux reservation.
Right Rev. James Joseph kG
Catholic bishop Of the diocesex IS !,
Ont, is dead.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

Croffut. a Washington correspond
ent, endeavors to prove that the SEN
ate OF the United States is composed
mainly of poor men instead OF mill
lonaires- His "poor men," however,
seem to be comfortably fixed, having
from fifty to two hundred thousand
dollars.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
eeofd OF Casualties

Al explosipn Of naph tlla 81 tlle sewers 81
sRochest ter 5, kills several people and
causes great loss Of property.
eeping Water, small town eleven.
les north On the Missouri Pacific. was
utmost entirely destroyed by fire. Loss.
$50 900; little Insurance,
A fro broke out on Market sbreet.ats
Pittsburg and burned fercely. The fire
started in Fleishman & Co.'s dry goods
ablishment, and after it's complete de-
sstruction the flames communicated to
Yeager & Co.'s toy store adjoining. The
buildings are large four-story structures!
The loss will reach over S Loo, 600.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

than he he's ioug gft.at heret
caster was thrown into the
Eimmetlia tely followed By n
The fgh h6 commenced at 81
lively and energetic bait
! first round quick giye
close sparring. In the s1t
kilrain got in, giving S.nit
on the ear which appeared to
the wrestling, which formed
number Of succeeding rounds
no match for the Amer M
worst of every fall, Kilrain ca
ing down heavily on his pro-,
The fight was declared draw.
ninetieth round Kilrain held the.
and had knocked Smith down TIN
while Smith had only once succ,,
knocking Kilrain down. One
rounds,had been fought in one h
forty minutes. Both men, howe
strong on their legs. The light
fast fading and the cold bitter.
seconds repeatedly urged th
timekeepers could not see their i
nor the referee if a foul WEI
mitted. Smith come marvelousl
last six rounds, but Kilrain was
game, cool and collected. In the G
dred and sixth, and last roun
were fighting as quickly MS at the ste
Mr.. Atkinson ordered an adjourn
the contest until the next day am
cheers, the spectators being delight
the pluck shown by both men,.
the lighting ceased snow began TO t;
In sullivan's opinion, to-day's Fl
the gameiest witnessed in many y
tween big men,
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

Capitol Hill, Washington, for so
many years a neglected part Of the
city, is reported looking up decided
~, withithe prospect that before the
great library building is completed
the site will be surrounded on three
sides by fine residences.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
End Of a Noted Desperate.

Elihu Gregg who for fifty years has beer
the error OF the border farmers of Pennsyl
.yania. West Virginia, Ohio and Maryland,
was found dead on the West Virginia
mountains with q bullet hole in his breast.
Gregg, who was over eighty years old, had
Just heen released from a term in
prison for horse stealing and went al
once to West Virginia, swearing he would
kill certain persons whom he charged with
treachery to him. It is supposed that he
met death at the hands Of one of those
lnountaineers while striving to carry out
his threads. Gregg in his long career as a
horse and cattle thief managed to elude
justicesw with cunning and skill.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

The business Of Congress for the
sfirst month was very light. Neither
body was in session but few days,
and an adjournment was taken until
after the New Year, when it is pre-
ssumed the work Of the session will be.
gin in earnest.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
White Beavers Pseudo Son.

White Beaver Of La Crosse warns tht#
public against a swindler now travelling
through the Northwest claiming to be his
son. White Beaver has no SONS and the
fellow claiming such relationship IL q
drunken confidence man whose proper
home is the Penitentiarv. sss 5
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28
)ENDORF. Publishers.
MINNESOTA

5lt vii! cost Philadelphia, next year,
eleven and a half million dollars to be
governed according to the constitu
tion.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

Right Rev. James Joseph
Catholic bishop OF the diocesex ~ =
Ont, is dead.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-12-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
LATE WHISPERS OF THE WIRE.

Faulkner and The Strangler" will
wresile at Buffalo, March -.
The wife of ex-Minister T. B. Wash
burne died at Chicago Yesterday.
Memorial services will be held Sunday
afternoon by the citizens of Rosliadale.
The Wasb0urn ice gorge has broken and
Bismarck, Oak. is completely oyerfowed.
Argument in the Trunk line and coal
pool cases will be heard at Harrisburg Fri
day next
Reliable Wal street authority credits the
C., Ii. 4 d. with having secured control of
the i. 4 O. property.
Martins system oi heating cars by steam
has been tested by the New York Central
and proves successful.
Joseph Iambcrt. ex-Chief Of Poica, IS on
irial AZ ICcs port. y. Y. iuiicatsd Tor
forgery in the second degree.
Now it is ranlored that the Psnnsylvsnia
Railroad has absorbed tho B. & O, or a.
least has oes n offered The option.
Pefer J. Inglis. a notorious New YORK
burglar. was arrested yesterday charged
with the murder Of Lyman Week..
Dick Gallagher knocked ont Diek Collier
b. ol8w iB tie s.o-sca u the iifsf round
in g Cleveland prize fghi las, night
F. s. BErns q wbiiky slo'.er. wao .kipped
from Providence. was bf0Hgbt back yesier-
day - snswer the charge 0i perjury.
The Philadelphia Rsoo3 ziil say this
morning that The Atchis r. Fopeka & Santa
Fe road. has secured the p. & q. road
Ere a. Hocs Hnl. 5. C.. yesterday morn
iog destroyed a block oi buildings iuyoiv-
inE loss ofSl-5ooo. Insurance se0oo9.
Jnknovn parties broke iafo Sic Morse
cotton mills. st Putnam. ION . cutting the
wars and doing damage 70 the extent of
$1,000
Mother Erpissnis. Superior General of
tie st~is - tasrify .n soc Enits3 States.
died yeslertiAg II indsmation of. t8e
s-omsct
TIenrv Berwanssr. of Baltimore who
murdered a a.lr~e Eir. ia his fathers hoase
p week ago 7ss yesterday sent 20 fne Msrv-
lsu3 Hos tai ior the Inssns.
kt iie regrisr prayer meeting 81 Islr-
msatb csrrct las u1lt thsnSs ue-s t4a-
dsre8 veFicus fe-sons ard soeiet rs To- par
ficipsfion m re ooss .sf % Mr. Bseeaer
An snlhesesae laee ~ vss held e.
Brook ra isss arh sua srs ta-en or tae
rs5sing ~ far for Memorial Sretae Free
faersry 81 memcfE e Hsarv War1
Bsec1er.
D- WcTa1shiia. - tie Fhilsdsirai a
Haspitsi faiaks ns has l3un1 a positive
Cslrs f1F corsarlr lrfto1 IN tts Fraea sfstsra
~ rscssi isis.fons - = preparation - car
aa-ic ARID ga
Prssid szt Cerelsa5 Co. and NJ la
m0nt sn5 Sss Jeweff. - B1HsIs oocsries
= eox sf fbs Nsiloasi Thssfrs a. nlz1t.
Thatc8sr. Primrose 8 Wests Nnstrs.s vss
tse stkrscfsor
A ns~her ~ uifnesses IN tte Basse~
sr1se sisssseT ee-s sxsr-i1ed ~ Bssr1n
vsstsvaaF the rro@s imrorssnt aesE 1nSr r
beng thst - 1avii E1xassr Noses 1ho
rerzraes the hrf6Ee a. = nseehsaical se-
fsrrity snd GspxeTe1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
A LAZY BRUTE
l. About what Ms Dart Alleges Her
Husband tn Have Been.

i About what MIS- Dart Alleges Her
Husband Ia Have Been.
ON balmy day in April. 1874, George
w. Dart, Of Ashland LED 10 the altar his
young bride. Eva y Dart, a resident Of this
city. lie. father gave her q dowry
o. $50 in money and property
and after a short period Of domestic
felicity George grew idle and be
Gan 10 squander the money brought him by
bis wife. In 1851 son was born TO them
and was named Ray +. Dars. George con-
tnued "a idleuess and when the little fund
was gone the Young wife and mother Was
compelled "a go out and wo-k. doing wash.
ing for Der neighrors. nursing and Otber
labor 20 support herself and child and
many times for her spsndthrift husband.
She endured tlis hardship for many yesrs
for the sake Of her chi a and family. George
grew worse and began q course RI cruei
treatment and abuse against his wife calling
her vie aames and cursinr ~ Der. often
after sas had performed a haFd dsy iaboF
f0 Keep TIE wolf froTn tine door in tie
Winter u - size vas ilI Tor three fn 1nfhs
ari taer ran short of fuei. food and clotb.
iuE sBQ her husband ieft her xr8 their
c.5 % anguish end suner for the want 0f
fire. fo1a and raiment. shortly affer this
he used Uersluai Fiole8ee toward hss r.
sierflr ner and whipping fbsir child. in-
f.rtng gpsn it the nost iahumaG pun si-
rsnt sacl as violently knocking him o.
fire bed sn8 striking him or The Bea3 hs
ea.ect being ia wound toe fes Dgs 81 bis
wife. ID 5enuarg. 1885, he hezsn hIs
aoase and crueitr szaio striking be riie
heavy snd bru.a b.es = fhe face with lis
fist and during - rhis coarse ef cruel
treatment sc wss struggling ~ he- rer-
soaal iabor .aT she saueeft of hersef ard
rhid. tjn ApIl ., lts. beng ~ ven io
sfspersfiou bY His i1a4nsn souss ar
crge.tr and aespsifing - ever arsln wing
peacefully Tith sl1a. size took her oh4ld and
iae.f searlt a7tic es n wearing spy,arfl end
vifs rocs.nz brsr sua bleeding beaff
cale - Grand kaIias = stranger 81 .
sarsnae CtT a erfe 1f ishos as wilson r.
sgaeor herself sna c1.l4. Size iouue ri
asF aw from lls s8Ise u tsf f5Fa1i fes
tsn1 in -. asrk Home where she -
s.ncs resided and zherf She Iss ls'sersl e..
and saFfcTse1 heTssf and 81 ff So RS e.
ths bl f8r 5iForef fied ~ - tfs-r-gh her
attorneys Hzr1 & ward in fbe Superior
Court Tesserisy Sbe svsrs that she is
corn asfenf - hsYs The csre castosav. e1oez-
ti1r and e5nsr1i = fhs child ard tbsf shs
va 3 ssifhfa' a8a datfs wffe en6 motner
zh.ie residing wiz Sc defendant
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
A PRIEST IN PRISON
English Tories Ooercing the
Irish Priesthood.
FATHER KELLER THE FIRST VICTIM.
Arresfsa on Spscisl Charge ~ Con.
spssscY-F ollo~sea ~ 4noussaaS
OF kkeitea Psopla -Arehbishop
Coks's Sympathy.

DgmIN. March ls-fhe arrest q fsIhsr
Keller Al Yoaghal. Ioun-y ost.
TO-DAY on the ehavFs q oonspaEscs. nss
erusssd great e1eitemeni ttreagbout ne
southern par oi lrelsnd- fAthes ksissf
~as immediately afles ms arrest hurTlsd -
the railway station and started fss Dueiin.
The news 81 his arrest Travelled liks ~fla
iIe and Al the VARIOUS stations en route ihs
people turned cut IN large numbers 70 ss-
press their sympathy with the FFisoBef.
Who vas gfesied with oeafUning oieso st
every stopping place.
Al Thurteo ths train ~as mes BY Anch-
Bishop Coks ana twelve prissix. aud sp-
parentis airo ~ every other person in fhs
town possessed q suod legs. The Aroh-
Bishop addressing tsthel kellsf assured
nifn 81 his ~ mpatus and Expresses Lls sY-
pf0sal Oi the course he had tskel. Re
warmed the Tory government thar ia AZ
ienpis o. crush the priesthood wesld fkil
An immense crowd of pefsons of
al clssses awaited the sEryal ~ the train
IA ihis city. AID when fatssF Keller sP-
pearcd hs greeted win tremendous
cheering Father Keller sas nos usnsessd
10 the all bui catered the carriage ~ the
l.0rd Mayor which awaited him. spo ssE
driven a. tie Imperial Hotel pssanE
through the principal streets aud escorted
by thousands al people. severn bauos sf
music accompanied tie procession which
displayed banners. tags. ctc.. n profusloa.
Arriving al fhs hotel he Lord Msyof. kr.
Z. ID. Sullivan. NJ r delivered . stirring
address 10 the crowd a. the coofss -
which lac ssEerfcd that there were
thousands o. Priests ready 10 fellow fsSksr
Keller 60 lail Mr Wm. - briou foi0see
the LORD Mayof with vs0ieBi spce0h. -
which he said the Orange brutss, the
shameless pariissns like Judge Boyd. ske
acted ioT the Government. and ths blooey
balf0ur ha0 ffesf victories 40 boast -
The arrest 81 poor fisherman aoe Che
taking into custody 81 Priest ~bo would
not become al informef. AT. beif01r.
Mr. - Sren said was ilks a simperinv
school girl aBd Heterogeneous that "a -
assassin. which. hoWevsr. would not he
Likely 10 suOceed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

LoNpON. March ie.-IB the House Of Com
mons this evening Mt John Dillon earnestly
protested against the arrest Of Father Keller
upon the si,eciOus change that he. sosine -
trustee for the ten ants Of the fossnsy es-
taies was guilty Of conspiracy. kfthcT !.
Balfour. Chief Secretary for Ireland. oe-
nouDced kr Dlii0ns language ss violent
aud inhamm story and afraFDeo BIN lof
partisanship Of tlc nort ssort ssfbt<d
character IN accusing the iFlsh lsoliof of
rant Father Keller was srreste1 aod o,f
goa6ing the people 20 reslsisnoe of the law.
The National League agitaiort, he sad.
were really responsible cor ths existing dit-
order and disregard Of law, BY gosdinf the
people into rebellion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
Two scosE YgARs Aso Ten.


AfS1sA%@t ttFt o@>sAt ttft4@21 ttstEFa -
-iateErstlz-< 4ets-
hAsHfseTos. Aareh ls-fsusiaezf Ciess-
lad = afiy yssFs ed toasy. aa1 he csis-
erstss lAs sYest susiaiy y attending 70
glblic basiaesx EariY Ia ths DAY lie re-
es.ss 81 aBlE.es ef handsome aor1l tribute.
scconpzaisd - cengFafai4.lozs. Ia the
aslsfnoon zn uB ssusiiy large erevd called
a tAs zaasioa and ksfa aim awsy f1om
sofk foE &n hOuF. a iArse party of kaHai0
r2eurslonisls weFs smoag tae visitors. and
sene OF tnea pvrsonsl acauain tzncss 81
oath the Ifesi1s1t sac his vile. ~e7s pre-
seated ~ Ms Cleveland. ksezyb bssay gho
csiiea wished the chief u4xlSfrz.e happy
birthday snd msay happy feturps.
only thfes Presidents before Mr. Ceve-
Land have had tbs pleasure c1 osiebf2ung
their sFmi-eentruulxls bile ia that ofice
These were James n. fais fsatkiiu Pierce
and General Grant. james A 6sr1eid
would have bten hhy years 0.d hAi cant
eAas bullet been month ister in e0aciud-
ing It's fatal soIk President Cleveland has
the 2dysniage ia years 0f many 81 h.s pred
ecessl r.. Washington IVES 81 when b. was
iDsuguTated jobB Adams. 0Z jefferson
Madison and John Quiucy Adams. 5> Non
roe was 81, j2Cksou oz Van BuTsA s5 and
HSrfison. oS. General Grant " hen be f.rst
entersd the White House wss the youngest
and Harrison the oldest Of the Presidents
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

Large audiences have been 10 Smith r
Opera House during the past week to Wit
ness DeForrest and CAROLS spectacular
Cinderella and Specislty Combination. The
entertainment is excellent throughout.
Scenes IN Turkish hsrem opens the enter
tainmeni and is grand success. The Muir
dell's on the tTspeze are the finest serial art
lists ever seen Ia the city. their leaps and
catches were simply marvellous. jules
Turnour fully demonstrates that he il the
prince OF all jugglers. sadie Norwood. IN
sculptor poses and club swinging catches
the house. The wonderful mimic Sarony
receives q most fiatteriDg reception st every
appearance. The new Cinderella buriesque
with its spectacular scenes, calcium lights
gorgeous costumes. elegant formed ladies ia
bewilderlng amazon march. operate
gems and witty dialogues comprise some o.
the many features introduced Ia this won
derful burlesque. Grand matinee today at
p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19
"a VISITATION or COR"
A bradford Policeman Ch&rgsd With Mgr
der and Arrested for the Crime

A Bradford policeman Ch&rgsd q with Mgr-
der ard Arrested fOr the Crime
BRADFoRD Pa, March ls-January n
las, L. G. NOs6nrg came 10 tbs city from
Warren, Pa, and sfter visiting several sa-
looms and Chinese opium aens, Vosburg be-
came boisterous and noisy. was arrested and
placed in he city lookup by Officer Tucks.
where he was found lying dead upon the
noor the next morning. Pine Cor0ners
jury found that Nosburg came 20 his desth
by the Visitation OF God. Ramofs OF
rough handling by Officer Tlcks were rife,
but after the coroner- inquest were ap-
paTently dropped. Today Officer Tucks
was arrested and bound over to court Oh &
charge Gf nanslauehier. preferred by ". A
Hall. an uncle OF the deceased II IS said
that the prosecution have since the death of
N0sbufg. had detectives constantly shsdOw-
ing Tueks. and every other person who was
supposed 10 oe in the least conversant with
the sfsir Nosburg belonged 10 one Of the
most prominent and wealthy families in
Warren county, was q graduate of Yale
College. and prior 20 his death, was a law
student in the Office OF Secretary OF State
&. W. Stone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-19

ss4saas At tlas srx us.ssHa isF ss. srs.i
\ estoEass.

oFTAxA Ia AsFoh lN--ta the aaEresas
Court toaas Mr. 0rannei es,easa ior tAs
peopls Ia ths sn4rol4isi os>s la tso-not.r
sFgasGsut - - AQissaey esonegal
Hani she lsiles elosins . Boa testEftll
sssa lossoal speech 81 s oAock. The cias
iDx arg ualent . a. naaas ~ Capt. hlack. ths
Wsli knoeU alsa waaeiy fustea ooansal iof
che conaealDsa uacn. he diErcie1 his -
gn8 n8rss Isrlaup4iis e. shoeias ne Adnis-
e. sl4 st ncoln l,eieni fvlaenoe lbe unisfof-
able rulluE At lke cssrt s.ele~ and partlca-
.kfls tie psrlisl and Pre0dsned aufs. he
nnsaed his address al 5 . check shen the
case xas t2ken 81 tie o0krt
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